Live your BEST Life!!!: Recent Episodes
Coach Shay Owens
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Life has a way of knocking you down. Whether it's regarding your relationships, finances, children, starting a business, health, or just trying to be a good ole saint; it seems like the more you hold keep it inside, and just deal with it, the harder it gets. No matter who you are, or what your profession is life happens. There is NO way around it; we will be teaching you how to LIVE through it.
The question becomes when life happens, what do you do? The "IT" happens? Don't allow it to stop your life, learn to live through it. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coachingbtw/support
Sometimes you have to go through pain to get to your purpose. It is how to you go through... that it will begin to condition you to the point that you begin finding out what you are made of.
Listen as we tell you personal stories and tools to help you Live your best life.
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Reginald Foreman was born in Chicago, Illinois, Raised between Alabama & Florida. He lived with several relatives during his youth. Due to his mother being very unstable because of a drug addiction that led her to become very abusive. Reginald's mother drug addiction also led her to a lifestyle of prostitution. This unstable lifestyle led Reginald to get involved with gangs and engage in disruptive violent behavior. At the age of 14 Reginald moved to Miami Fl, with his middle class father. He started hanging with the wrong crowd and at the age of 19 He was incarcerated for Armed Bank Robbery. He was illegally sentenced to 18 1/2 year's. Which he served 4 1/2 years. He was released in 2001. He was brought back to prison in 2004. He was told that he was released from prison by mistake then served 4 more years doing a sentence of 8 & half years all together.
Faced with gangs, abuse, and prison, Reginald Foreman was destined for failure until he finds God and finds purpose in his pain; he creates an unstoppable empire that is simply "God Made".
By the grace of God He became a fashion designer, author, empowerment speaker, C.E.O, mentor & life coach. I've had at least 28 interviews to include radio, t.v. and magazine platforms. His story has been on The CBN 700 club & TBN'S JuceTV; also the front page of the St. louis American business section and Reginald was nominated as BeModernMan Black Enterprise 2018.
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When you meet someone the probability of them showing you their best self is almost guaranteed. At some point you begin to see who that person really is, at which point you will decide if they are worth you staying around.
We discuss the representative and what to look out for.
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Sometimes being a Christian and dating can become difficult. The reason being is because certain topics are taboo, or so hushed that we don't really get to know the person we are dating.
During this segment we are going to discuss whether or not there is really a difference when dating as a Christian vs not being a Christian.
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Hear the story of the Bolita/Numbers; which was the modern day lottery. The Princess Bolita tells her dad's story, and the impact it had on her as a child. She remembers her father in a way that gives him homage, respect and dignity just the way he lived his life.
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Hey everyone, it’s time for a little R&R no I’m not talking about rest and relaxation but restoration and relationships I’m Shay Owens, and I am restoring lives and relationships through the power of coaching. Tonight, we are talking in detail about domestic violence, you’ll hear about our personal stories, the warning signs, and what one man is doing to change the laws to help protect you against an abuser. Domestic violence doesn’t discriminate, it affects everyone no matter the gender, age, sex, nationality, social status, or sexual preference. Nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the United States alone. In just one year that is over 10 million women and men, and those are just the ones that are reported. Once you have been a victim of abuse whether it is mentally, physically, or sexually; it can impact you for a very long time, for many a life time, or unfortunately for some they never make it out alive . The longer you stay in a situation that is violent either mentally, physically, or sexually the harder it will be to get out, and the more damage you’ll will do to yourself. I have personally been in two previous marriages that were both physically and emotionally abusive. I made excuses because I wasn’t beaten down to the ground, and I always fought back, so I never looked at myself as a victim until the marriages were over; then I realized that the emotional abuse affected me much more than physical abuse. It caused me to be very depressed; and I almost lost my life because I was heavily drinking and taking anti-depressants for years. Waking up in the hospital after 3 days and not knowing where I was hit me hard. That was my wake-up call to begin healing from the abuse and depression. At that time I had 4 children that could have been left without a mother because I was self-medicating and drinking to numb the pain I was in, and this was years after my divorces. So the pain just followed me long after the relationships were over. I Thank God that today I am healed and through the coaching services that I offer, I am now able to help others heal, and manage their lives without self-sabotage. Before I bring in our guest, I am going to let you know what to look out for. I also want you to know that the nature of this conversation can be graphic to some, but it is a conversation that is much needed.
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